Building data capacity for projects at non-profits where a new or different use of data shows strong potential for social, environmental, and human impact.

In Kind: Software, Tech Support, and Financial Grants for hardware and data storage and staffing for duration of the project

Access from Delta Analytics to clean, analyze, interpret, and visualize existing data from any 501(c)3 non-profit or governmental organizations.

Explore a library of hundreds of resources, case studies, feasibility studies, and research on a wide range of topics related to sustainable community-based food systems.

Basic introduction on how to code for boundaries on Google My Map.

During the summer time, locate Summer Meals sites near you including hours of service.

This tool maps key landmarks in a community and overlays them with measures of food insecurity.

Create maps showing food access indicators by census tract using different measures and indicators of supermarket accessibility. You can also view indicators of food access for selected sub-populations and download census-tract-level data on food access measures.

This dashboard equips counties with data about their food insecurity levels and related risk factors, identifies cross-cutting opportunities for intervention, and groups counties by shared challenges. Dive into your county’s data and explore strategies tailored to your county.

Find facts about your community (age, poverty, business and industry, education, etc.).

This resource provides school level data, allowing users to gain insight into some of the community’s challenges. Key data includes the percentage of children eligible for free and reduced-price lunch.

This portal contains data and information to support the successful planning and implementation of policies, programs, and projects to improve access to healthy foods in low-income communities and communities of color.

Kids Count Data center gathers data from several sources with the purpose of tracking children’s well-being. They track several indicators including demographics, economic wellbeing, education, family and community, health, and safety.

PolicyMap is a web-based GIS program. It captures data about geographic regions through custom demographic maps, tables, reports. You can generate detailed demographic reports of specific cities, zip codes, counties, and census tracts.

This section of FRAC’s website contains the latest reports and data for all the major federal nutrition programs. Includes a Resource Library, Interactive Data Tools, Best Practices, and Mapping Tools.

Data for every zip code in Texas on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) participation and eligibility.

Search for data about food insecurity across the US by state or county.

CommunityWalk is a website that is dedicated to providing a powerful yet simple and easy to use interface for creating informational, interactive, and engaging maps.

Brief overview on how to locate Texas Health and Human Services SNAP data.

Brief overview of the BCHP Hunger Data Lab.

The Hunger Data Lab houses clean, ready-to-use data sets and informative reports to help drive solutions to food insecurity.